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That generic ram sounds like its not liking the clocks, Have you tried setting ram to 1066mhz CAS9 1.65V then OC the cpu?
 
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Sounds like IMC aka CPU nb. Give it a touch of volts on that and cores. Should be set from there.
Will do right now :)

That generic ram sounds like its not liking the clocks, Have you tried setting ram to 1066mhz CAS9 1.65V then OC the cpu?

Oh I've got this RAM, need to update my spec right now actually
So I don't think it's the RAM
 

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Yeah I'm really thinking the IMC is hating those sticks. Should have went 4x2GB 1.65v sticks instead. Something that's more apt to take voltage.
 

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Yeah I'm really thinking the IMC is hating those sticks. Should have went 4x2GB 1.65v sticks instead. Something that's more apt to take voltage.

Jr is right, these sticks like sandy bridge too much. AMD has not had good luck with them since AMD setups like higher voltages
 

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When talking the Phenom II(Deneb & Thuban) Dram voltage does more than you think with them. Not only does it help stabilize the dram it does help the IMC a touch as well.
 
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When talking the Phenom II(Deneb & Thuban) Dram voltage does more than you think with them. Not only does it help stabilize the dram it does help the IMC a touch as well.
I'll try bumping the DRAM voltage

Jr is right, these sticks like sandy bridge too much. AMD has not had good luck with them since AMD setups like higher voltages

It's booting with 8-8-8-24 and a 0.025V bump in both the CPU voltage and the NB voltage
It's running prime95 so far, but it's crashing with winamp when I play music. Songs just randomly stop playing and all I hear now is what sounds like scratching/interference :/
Chrome pages are crashing as well now. That's weird. All workers still running on prime, but I'm getting all sorts of glitches
 

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Your generic memory might not be handling the higher clocks very well. How does 8-9-8-26 handle for you at the same frequency? I might even recommend trying to go as high at 9-9-9-28 just to see how it behaves and if stability gets any better. If not, it may not be the IMC/Memory. What voltage are you running on the CPU?
 
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Your generic memory might not be handling the higher clocks very well. How does 8-9-8-26 handle for you at the same frequency? I might even recommend trying to go as high at 9-9-9-28 just to see how it behaves and if stability gets any better. If not, it may not be the IMC/Memory. What voltage are you running on the CPU?

My current settings are 8-8-8-24
+0.025 on the CPU NB
1.55V on the DRAM voltage
+0.050V on the CPU voltage (1.225V)

Gonna try and run prime95 now
 

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for shits and giggles try clearing the bios and re-flash it and see if that helps.

I had similar problems a while back and turned out the bios was bad.
 
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for shits and giggles try clearing the bios and re-flash it and see if that helps.

I had similar problems a while back and turned out the bios was bad.

reflash? as do you mean like remove the battery and put it back in? I could try that. I'll have to write down all my settings first
 
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sometimes when windows crashes due to OC failure, it keeps repeating for no reason.

Only way to find out if those apps are working ok is to set all settings to default in Bios and test if those apps bsod.
 

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reflash? as do you mean like remove the battery and put it back in? I could try that. I'll have to write down all my settings first
Yes remove the battery and jump the CMOS on the board with the jumper, After about letting it sit for a couple of min then reverse everything and grab your bios of the manufactures site and Flash the bios again.
*edit* dont forget to switch the PSU's power off while shorting out the bios
 
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Yes remove the battery and jump the CMOS on the board with the jumper, After about letting it sit for a couple of min then reverse everything and grab your bios of the manufactures site and Flash the bios again.
*edit* dont forget to switch the PSU's power off while shorting out the bios
I think I've flashed the bios before, you just download it and run the program in windows right?
I'll try this tomorrow and report back :)
For now I'm gonna play GTA IV (unless I crash lol)
 
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Don't bother flashing the bios.
 
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Don't bother flashing the bios.

Oh okay lol
I'm still trying to get stability at 250
I ran prime for 10 minutes just then, but Prime95 crashed. Not the computer, as in a blue screen, JUST prime95. strange
 
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These are the settings that keep failing on me
Now I look at them, I think it might be to do with the Row Cycle Time, as I haven't increased that one in a while. I went from 7-7-7-21-26 to 8-8-8-24-26


 

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Bus overclocks might need a PLL voltage bump. I would try bumping the CPU PLL to 2.6v or 2.7v. You're CPU voltage is also pretty low, moving towards 1.3v should be fairly safe, just watch temperatures.
 
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CPU NB Frequency is a bit higher than usual or I'm remembering it wrong...
Try upping CPU NB VID Control to 1.2
 

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I've tried every settings suggested so far at once, so it HAS to work now :D
well except the CPU voltage one, and the PLL voltage (it doesn't go higher than 2.59V) I'm at 58 degrees NOW so this is really pushing it (62 is the max I believe?)
 
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Awww man I had it running up to 56 minutes then I absent mindedly pressed "sleep"
and I THINK you're supposed to run Prime continuously, but I think it should be stable by now
 
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Coming up to 2 hours on Prime95 now, this has gotta be stable?
59 degrees max temps
 

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Coming up to 2 hours on Prime95 now, this has gotta be stable?
59 degrees max temps

Check your fan configuration in HW monitor in bios. Seems quite high for so near to stock voltage. But yeah sounds fine to me. I would just enjoy it and keep her there.
 
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Check your fan configuration in HW monitor in bios. Seems quite high for so near to stock voltage. But yeah sounds fine to me. I would just enjoy it and keep her there.

I'm only at 1.264V as well!
Is this normal?
 
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